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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
lresrangoi as follows

The highest cash prices were as
Ss:n7 Mss: f Pors s'saSS Lsas5 5r@'
S,is sis f Z, so s4sss s'5
hsai 5000 %S VISA &C.
sooOo bu.a, Corn 1900 bush; lsi.oo5 pa,a:
i yS 800 So Su' wR Sss''
oats $4,000 bush Ws - bush' barley 5000
On Produce ESchsngo to-day tho Butter masxe, .
msy guo ' ss
GSSs r@ 30
sasaf PORK s'i SSv 81 lard az
Butter Gnes Ss' SsSs cRsdar. =: 4
0a, a so wnss o5 $40 fSS
naI Nay Nay June &c. jS stronger No.
pEoar MAY li-cSra active Hsn MIye, ss5 g.
No MiIoa 56aSs7c.. ..... Rye quiet No. S7s1sc.
whskey rm a. 81 o. Seees,nGorn iSO1o 2 snn
0sts 2s CasS 'oSD 2o6o
s May osr a firm 10 IN
We.tep and AN 81 90 90
So So PeansTySHia Roller PROCESS 81 ooeft25 Delaware
E%s 80 ss an o Clear sfcG 20
90 81 Louis ana Southern LIMOS %S.s Gfa a, 81 2
Minnesota bakers So 25 25' DO straight 81 Is
I've 0G flOas - 75as2 IS per barrel wheat~Tno
market firm ss % sr from S a.
goo speculative demand but very little disposition 10 sell
demand aa a'NS 10 "i' Pennsylvania Red IN gram DEPOT
no Delaware sea In gram depot lOoc NO o kei IN
S6pS ot fIT. 3d. DO for july 3D. c do for
August O25O93sc .Corn-Speculaye market oulet
export demand continued lights prices OF options nominay
UnTraae on ' track 4esc Steamer 10 Mixed in
depot 49ci No z High Mixed on track 6O.c N9 70, =
DO Tor q aassS 90 for July ..sts's; DO Tor
ar aSui lair local tfSie ds@sn Rejected Mixed sc
30 MTS saoT storage wh Mo :a Ste .S or a0s
do regular and irss ~ PC Futures ope stsa4y 10 White
for MAY 1890 DO d Tor 1g@e SaSS no
6O sG5c. White sIars choice sUci &c. Far 10 Good
HeDrons choice ~ G7Sc. do Fair 10 Good 6OG6oc
90 7Oc Peerless as TO 0uanty. 05a70oi Pennsylvania
per bbl, $3.50; do Fair 10 Good SOS Co.,.
PROVISIONS Beet CITY Family per DBL $40 jy DO
PORK mess sl6 5O9sll oG DO prime mess new, new
sl5 80 oslo 00 do do family 81, Sil O0gs!S o. hams
cS Refined 81 90 DO steam =. 90
So 81 Butter dulPennsyyanla Creamery Extra 70
02lci Western Creamery Extra 2OG2le. Is. C. and n
Y. Creamery Extra ~ d23c. Packing Butter atOG lOc
Cheese New-York mL cream II jc' oh!o hats
IL a l2c. Pennsylvania part SKINS 6Goc' 40 iuh
SKINS lg2c. ....Eggs-PennsyiVana hrsts l29gl23c
ono aud other Western hrsts ~ .Peroleun7O AOel
test IN bbls CSC. suGar-Renned firm Granulaei o'4o
i3.lOc. Confectionery 7.lOc. Powdered D. se5c
Flou- ii SOU bDls Wheat "a 500 bush. 300 bush
oats 26sOO 1usiL shpments-wnsAt 2O,70O 0asa. Cora
27OO vush Oats lO.4OU busn
PHILADELPHIA, May 1l-3i5 p m.0Wheat Quiet and a
shade Red MAY SO c Hd 06s<c asked; do jane
SO sc July zoe bid 90 &c asked do for August
90 &c bid, $50 asked..-Corn anu oats quiet ana uh'
changed
TOLEDO. MAY 1l-wheat dull NAV s9c June s7asc;
Corn weak. Cash Al &c Receipts-Wheat $4,000
bush 1000 bush oats 1000 bush shlpncnts-W heat
1900 bGsh- Cora 1000 Uush Oats l'OOo susn Glover
seed
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IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.

IL YORK. LAKE ERfE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through trains leave 2Sist and Chsmbers stations a.
utes earlier than from chambersst
m-Day Express. week days, Buaet Drawing room
poaSnss e Ens MSrnslsvS Buffalo
So Daily l5{S from asds.l %.chicsgo and 81 Louis
coaches 70 Mssdvls csrsanS ciHcinnas csesso and
ST Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo Niagara
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fass
81 m-Day Chicago Express Pullman Day AMI sleepins
ara Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford and Passaic. week days 4s5 5l5 100 750
$50 cio lis @ go csS 'SO 100 10 niSn lss
sa9days 5ts 800 1o2os 200 noOn Lao. AIS. $780,
%:ft i tE9 lsS VS. 30
sa1dsys 5tS $50 1910 Il nooO i AIS eso 7s
500 900 1890. y M 1900 midnight.
ss o ans M Se Zoo NsSrt rsss aly
s29 go 500 500 d 1920 NJ and 1900 midnight Sundays
saepn Week a dSys ssp So ESQ $50 1920 m las
$3.50 $50 800 $780, $40 tbs 7i5, $50 1850 NJ and ID
S on sunday avs IS Ss9 1925 M i45 i0 $780,
warwick AS ooO 1920 ~ $50 m Sundays 545 a m
N MSRi1GsG sn Soa Osn wa zoo 30 An .ao
and 600 m. Sundays $50 m. 90 o. m
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 a m. $50 D. m
Scranton, bunnore week days. 200 m. [, a:sop.m.
ESQ 40 3d. $40 9 90 @SS ios2 so ?SS $50 s
M 1sn week DAYS 80 Sas 7se 600 1920 m,
10000 NJ. $780, 500 N. che 300 a M train stops az
Port Jerys AIS $50 $780, 1920 m 2.so $3.50 $50 600
500 $3.50 M Sundays, $780, 1920 a m, 6;oo $50 500
Tickets passage apartments In Drawing Room and
Sleeping orders Tor the Cheek
ecs ic 8 may 10 e. s
S3l Fulton.st Brooklyn. at the Company's depots
Express trains from the West arrive IN NewYork at 7l7
SEo DE HAVEN A G. =. Igt l. p. FARMER, q. P. Ass
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Steamboats, auo hailrpaos.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West iads station as follows 10 minutl
Detroit and Chicago. .s55 q. N. Cos .s1s pm.
Uiica syracuse Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls s. IL, 1855 a. M, .6.c5. 1918 p.
Highland Kingston Saugerties Catstin, Albany Slos
Crsn.,ons West Point CORNWALL Se.burg. BIS .7ls.
t965 rlol5, 1I30 M, ISIS p M and -6:05 .. M
Cranstons Cornwall, Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East, 6:o5 p H. $500.
1866 H.. 1905 .sl5 10.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis all throrg h trains.
Daily Daily except saturday trains daily exceps
Sunday
tickets timetables parlor sleeping ear accommods.
information apply offices. BroOkyn-333 WASH
inetonst 7SO Fultonst Annex Office fool Fulton-st.
City 363 7s5 bar Broadway, 1885, Bowery and
west stations West 42st foot OF n h
9. T.. LAMBEkT,
yanderbitave General Passenger Agent
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NEW-1OkK Cf.NIKAL MD HbDSVN HH'TN'
Orfrio{ 10 Netr- York State Comm, tssioners.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra
LYNDON. Nav lL-l2So p. Ia.-United States -Four Per
Cent Bonds. 1871: Four and Hail Per Cent Bonds.
i2h Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates. 40; do. Second Mortgage Canadian Pact
dc. e5si Erie S5k do. Second Consols. -, Illinois
Central 1891 Mexican Ordinary 62; New.York Central
Il6: Pennsylvsna COS; Reading, %.
ISO D. m-Par1s advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes
at fraacs AZ "A the
APP nConsols lo3 l6 for both and the accounts
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tifcaies Erie. Ssh Mexican Ordinary. GS. ST Paul
common, 94Ts Reading. 22T@
Hpdscn'r Bay Company, 22I~
bar silver IA quoted at 4Sa-d per ounce.
The amount bullion gone INTO the Bank OF England
balance to-day is elS.00Q
advices fhree Per Cent Reaes az 90 fraEcs
30 confines tor the account
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY I2 IsTEN IAcEs

c.-n ~ ooobnan Oats - bush. Barley bush. Rail-
Flour 90 bbis Wheat $4,000 eusn Corn
$4,000 osts % pSss 900 bS.S osn'i
frarc.ao Nav 11.--Fiour quiet and unchanxed Win
tar Patents 81 So Southern Winters ~ 20 o. IL msa
v,,rar "a rs Asto1 Oholcs TO Fancy Ainnssoa Fa
snrs 81 20 asa 90 Minnesota BAKERS IN sacx@ 20
SIS 25 Rye FIour-$2 000s3 10 In Dds bueA"n''s S-~
S235 par 100 D ,.uo,.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after April rs, 1857.
NRRAn TRUNY LINE
AND UNITED STATES NJ

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOk DesOrOsses and corsndt Streets
HarrisSsrs Pt.sburs and the West With Pullman paac.
ccasa smoking sop aas
svsa os Sfs' e9s ais
For lebanon sooa H. $50 ?. m. and 1915 nigh.
asa i as. . s wssa
ios 2" arrive wssat.GtCn LOO S!o
' $s.n3Sos 'is1:s 5 ne "a sas
% c S except sunday roSs s1 par R Carr
For Cape May week days. lilo NJ On Saturday. only.
1GR Sa % s m'1f ya9isn M 5 t.
On Sunday, Gas a m. and i. do stop al GsSurs
ID Point n and So sUS VIA
and Bay Line NJ Ssstds sssy az, VIA baltimore
D srns :SSs s S ~ saS e;
n Fs% Us SO la s.nssss
F. sSS@,{ s} s.. 30 3 &C. ss s9s IS s
s s Ts sSa5. ;s ZIG sSS Js sso ss
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains e.ys NewYork via Desbrosses and cort
go 40 % chisas. Limited and 10 Washington Linz
;sss'i s1s sss s ss "a p4a5
Trains IGYISyhg NeyYOTE daily except sunday TO
on sundays connect at Trenton for Camden ~ VII" y -"
Returning trains leave roa Station Phladelphfs
l20l $40. 405 440 5l0. 650 1880 800 $780, DAD II
and lll5 ~ Limited Express liza and $50 M II 40
g. 9. 6;S5 7l2 s;l2 and o so a. on shnIay 1901.
e;85 7:l2 and 8:l2 D. IN. $500"
Leave Phadephiavia Camden 900 m daily except Sun.
Ticket ofices. $40 AIS and 9t4 Broadway Astor House.
BateTypiaee ana FOOT OF Desbrosses and Cortland
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Fulton-st
tie Garden. ~ S' w.
The New Company will call for and check
baggaRs from hotels and - - ~
CHARLES F. PUGh JR WOOD
General Manager. General Passr AGENT,
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POULTRY AND GAMK.

Under considerable increase In the receipts OF live spring
market has suffered further decline closing
weak % 03jc for small 10 prime large ciosens Fowls arc
light receipts and sell pretty high. Turkeys at same
price fowls Ducks and and hard TO sell Pigeons
steady. -,
Western dressed fowls have been in moderate supply fair
rm IL l3c for beat dry picked and 10
scalded Philadelphia spring chickens ponter. quiet
aud easler stock weighing Sb 10 pair is the most desraOe
heavier chickens especially dull Capoas scarce
and hr1n. Squads In fair demand and sloady.
Pl0veT plenty very dull and lower. Choice English
and large yellow leg about steady Dow birds scarce
and wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal-
IA acc steamers DREW ami DEAN RICHMOND
day at from Pier Il N. r., foot OF
Freight received until the hour of departure
TOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
days HSa'i lsay g. gtrff thursdays and Sa'u'
FraSEh,s st. connecting With Boston Albany K NV
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
For CATS III and way landings Boats lelve Pier 3d.
Fcr "d %rhExs rom po 49, North
River foot OF Frankinstrses Tuesdays Thursdays AMI
Saturdays At Same hour.
SHORE LINE, all Rail- for Boston, Proyi-
Press trains daily Sundays excepted from Grand Central
:lespinscars Sunday To- tpariOr lip
Take ~ ~ Express Newport arriving at TAO p M
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
For Bos,on. Providence and all Eastern point.
steamers viii leave Pier No 80 North River onspocx
IN S Si ssV GSsaT Agent
A TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE. =
M S Sunday lays
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets. $3.50.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through TRAINS VII bp ssna'' 1881
A. ESS4ssts s aa cars to Albany
100 The L@te with dRTs cars stopping
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago a5oa H.
1880 M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
tfi:sS@ M Western New.YOrk aud Northern Express
$3.50 NJ Albany Troy and Utica Express With drawing
a D. IN. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo cinoipDst Toledo Detroit Chi
| cago and ST Louis. Dlning.car New-Iork 10 Albany
Montreal with sleeping ~ Montreal
Runs to Utica, stopping at principal stations
p M, special sleeper arrives Rochester eOa- H., But
tgl6 Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
Chicago Sleepingcars TO WATERFOWL via Utica daily
saturday. also Auburn, GENEVA and canandagu except
| Saturday and SUNDAY.
iIl5 D. M. Night Express with sleeping Albany
Troy with the morning for the West aud
4 for the North except Saturday nght.
Tickets on sale AZ Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place, Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l.5 st1nnd attn
and Weseotts Express Offices PARK Place Broad
way 1855 and 9i2 broadway and 62 West l25thst, New
York; 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton st Brooklyn and 10
l ithst. WILLIAMSBURG
Accommodations IN drawing and seepngcars can BIO
procured OF the ticket Offices IN Newl0rk CIV aud
| jS3 Washington st., Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
daily All others daily except Sunday.
These stop at Harlem Q25th.st aud 4thayeJ
], NJ. TOUCEY, HENRY MONEIT,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
- NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH. o
Leave via Penn. II 4S0 Parlor cars 10 baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving AZ Sa ROM A. ga Ms
"'''S'- ~ eenIPasa Agent sio aros1wSy. N.Y.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
- va FALL RIVER LINE Steamers PILGRIM
and BRISTOL. Leave Pier 2S n. H., foot OF Murray.
st. At S,o3 az, Nd dyly Ssaaisys iasialen Coansc!ioa
NJ An orchestra on eaen steamer Best accommodation
Lowest Rates
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STAINED

spoa 1o oTdInnTy sllls MiSuins
In option trading the sales aggregated 10000 bales @
nrTre, showed an advance OF ponts ot near and OF 40
points on remote months The late months subsequently,
frer but toward tho close generally easier
feeling the close nervous at an advance OF l@
oipfsu ct fort
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MILK AND CREAM.

average receipts OF milk and at the different
railroad distributing points and the city for the
have follows Erie 1878 Of milk AZ cans
OF condensed milk and 81 OF cream; Susquelanna
149l OF milk and G5 OF oondensed milk New
Northern, 4l0 OF milk. Harlem 2I2 cans Oh
mk. condensed milk and 10 OF creams New
Haven aud Hartford. 1850 OF milk: Ontario aud
Shore. 2l60 OF milk, 142 OF condensed
milk and 100 cans OF cream. NewJersey Cen
$50 milk and 10 OF cream and by misce
short 1925 OF milk aud 30 cans OF cream
The total daily supply has been cans OF milk 20 cans
OF CONDENSED milk and 422 OF The price PAM
for the surplus the platforms has fallen under the
10 OF 81 % Tho directors OF
MIX Exchange at their last meeting decided not 10 chAhge
ther rate OF cents minus the freight charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

Receipt. for IL bales Imports lS3 bales We st
report dull sluggish market few lots Of hops are
changing hands tlmo time, but the demand all
light aud buyers bear down hard prices Our
slightly revised quotations the small business In
State 1896 PrmeIS ago Pacific Coast 1896,
hiatc. 1886. Pair 10 Choice. el9
10 Good ..........l5 all iDo. 1885,. Medium
State 1885, Poor TO To PRIME -.........l5 dlI
Medium ........ 10 ala Foreign. 4l9
1881. u alO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortsndt and Dee
brosses SITS as follows;
a. m for Catasauqus and IN Intermediate points
q. m for Geneva, Lyons Enra Rochester. Bufao and
M for TunkhsDnock and intermediate points Chair
10 Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
$40 p M for Pttston and principal intermediate points
to Reading and Harrfsburs Chair car to Copiay
for Geneva Lyons. Eluiira Roches Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
100 No. fot Laurays and intermediates points ...
Tratns Leaving At m, M and $50 p M connect fof
f''A'' - SUNDAY TKAISs
a. for rauch Chunk hazleop and atem ediate 2onts
$40 y. M. for Copay and intermediary points
for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo and
N'' General Eastern onice 2s5 Broadway
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ Sen SEw:YokK AaD s snSh Lihd ihHS M
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CoACHES
Depots Newfork foot oil Barclay aui Christie jher
VA IN DAILY except Suniays Buffalo and Oswego Express
or water Gap strouisOurg Scr.nt)n Bnghtnto. Emirs
pys Duaaio SYRACUSE Oswego Greeus Oxtort Norwich
vnes connect a. scranton for Pittston, wlkes6ar
p N. Binshamton ant Elnlr. Express .or Water o,a
ton Tor Pittstou. Kingston, Wiikss0aIrs. 20 " ''a'
D. IN Daily Buffalo Limited Express tos StrouIsbury
Scranton Bnghamton, OYeso I'll nra Corning Blta Nav.
land, Buffalo, &c, arriving In Buh.0 i20 n IN.
u Daily Buffalo and OsweSo Express Tor otroutsOurE.
Scranton BngamtoD. Corandt syracuse Osweso Gfeeas
Owego for ithaca and intermcdts Stations excspt
Connects az Buffalo vita tr,ias for all POINTS West
Tickets for sale and baggage checked az 30 Roagy
At Weslcot Express Offices IN New YORK and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

SPIRITS UP TURPKNrINR
cHARfnrox. May 1l-Turpsntine firm az 3la
SAVANNAH. May 1l-Turpsntine quiet AZ ~ 'sc.
WBMneToN May ils-Iurpenine nrm ~ u 20.
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POULTRY.
Spring chickens. per ITurkeys per DILL tl2A
10. ............... .25 $50 Ducks Westernper . -.
sSd Penn per N H. l2ssls DSptR: southern 90 =.
DO. Western, pr % IL 2D Geese western. 9et -.
DO southern- ~ ~ Gl2'a pair .:--l uSSt 70
Roostefs young and Do. southern...-.... e1Gl 10
oid...............7 Pigeon. per par..... 400 90
DGEssKD POULTRY
cRefsya fsaGc 40 Duess Western
tpring. a50 lCapons, laTgo.....2G d25
DO BaFm're.spr'g,5 SO 4+0 DO. mediun"......23 dN
Phs .,........--l9 ola squads white doz 3 rs =;
Do western. IL 0lS DO. dark........ ~ w
Dow birds. doz "A eoS -; DO; large yellow, .o,
Grass Pi0ver aok. go@, a2l lcg...;;.--.'.-l o09
sSiSS English glTHs DOL % sd DO SMALL a." ~
sUxDRIEs
MAPLE sUGAR.Domand very light and sales slow above
SUSao for prime inorlorots going down &c.
BEEswAM-Market above steady Of 22d23c.
NuIhPcannts quiet at 4Ac Tor fano hand picked and ga
dic. ior farmers
POTATOES ASD VEGETABLES.
Tho market for old advanced rs best
state and Eastern stock following last
bat past arrivals have been and with
quite uportatons from Britain the
market az tho close shade easier tie best grades OF State
-, .",ch ,ts.,.,,,. saa. "a -,
lGs sack and the German receipts brought 81 so 70 50
llO-D bags Bermuda now ars pentet aud -hade lower
fair demand az IS 5O9sl 20 bbL few extra marks
reaching ~ -.
Florida green vegetables OF all kinds have sold well
good quality aud 10 perfect order bat the receipts have
lately been mostly condition and prices Kinds
show wide Charleston and Savannah cabbages sell
points are and worth but little Nortn carona
peas are peaty arEeiy Of poor quality and much lower
rive heated which have 90 al very low prices and
have entirely worthless. Bermuda In large
supply bat selling rapidly at 81 per crate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

Rcceipts for week 25.i32 packages Soon after ous
last weekly report market showed little less OF tone anu
as the week the situation changed more In
favor 20 far this the market has continued on tue
ri course Recepts show material increase-ioOt
ing mn II 900 packages aysthe weather ~ az warm
% oon have I'm Jnne and thore is determined ehor on
The part OF TO prevent any accumulation OF ls,
,ado sock BuVers incline q operate from hanl 10
month buf the daily requirements OF the trade are now cor
and there fair business In progress Creamery
incrpasng rapy especaly from the West state pas sun
GO largely grocery trade obbers would NOT pay over
TO-DAY for fancy Quality Fancy tabs are solng az - s
fcw brands OF ECin work in to special channels tlo
above quotations. current rate on the open marx ot
cs:ern ia Extra irss are freely offered AZ
22c and rss to DO had at 20a2ic ihac
further decline this week state dairy IS NV
In large suppy influenced by the weakness IN eI
cry Extra selected half tubs are easier bought Tran sou
DC and fair To fine selling at II d22c Tie pest OF
tho Welsh DIARIES seudug their milk 10 ne cheese
lar ousItv and sell from 22c Imitation creamery IN
moderate request at ls62Oc scarcely any western uAy
arriving FACTORY is fully lie lower and closing quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Cham Station for Englewoo
Isnaay c9.,cr Spark IN and Nyss6S 90, sso i9 s2S
1880 p. ~ midnight Sundays TAO $3.50 a. m; and
& ESQ net az. ESQ L. Sunday ysa $50 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

Roceips week 1884 packages Exports 40 PACKAGE
There has snkage ia the vaue OF now cheese
during tic week particularly white but the decline was
before the supply 50 heavy as 70 hnI'
natural shrnkace incident 10 tue scason
and believe that stock wouid hANo on
much had the quality averaged better As USUAL VIE
have shown plenty o. fauta ana
the warn unreasonable weather ma-ncl them shppers
have had very announcement 10 o2erSe ~ the carry
goods bnt there been fair call from home tal loty
the market duh and unsettled There art bu ew soO
gopds on offer but Looks though 1900 boxes a.
yo before night and receivers are anxious
The king price fancy state cOl0rol Is lie nut M business
10 sneak NJ that white have small sales 70 70 no
trade i24c. occasionally IL &C bnt exporters wou nOs
than cOlOrei and the dnercnoe
price disappear Under Rraes OF tl cream Sre
dull small LOT OF Ohio fats sod today at llc
Pennsvlvana skins dun at ldl i4c old state cheese
arc WORKING out slowly 1870 for fair 20 fancy Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

tomatoes mostly
IA In heavy supply
low and irregular.
Potatoes Der.
muda. Dbl.
Do Florida. ......
DO. State B ur-
banE..-..-...-.-.
90. state, White
Star ...-.----.-
DO. state. Hebron
Do state, = eer-
less.
Do. r. as ern.
Rose. &c...-----
DO. sweet--.--.--
Onions. Eastern.
Red. Dbl.
DO. orange Co.,.
Do. i er M u d a.
crnte............
Asparagus, fancy.
Il dOk. .-.....-...
Do. poor TO feir,
p. dOz. --.----...
Beets. Fla. crate.
DO. saw. crate.
D0. Bermuda.
Deans. Fla, wax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave eck-slip
pier 20 L r. pm and IL PIN. (sundays excepted
saners arrive N time tor early trains north and ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
- via FALL RIVER LINE - Steamers PILGRIM
and BRISTOL. Leave Pier - n RI foot Of Murray
81 ~ oo2 p n 10 aAty Ssaatsys ncalet Conneetloa
N An orchestra on eaeo steamer Best accommodation
Lowest RatsA
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RIVER BRANCH

II NEw.YoRK. NEw-HAvEN and aABTF0kp ~, # tx, e.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner l5.s aha n
con'avo, rh!ri Avenue Bridge across Harlem hve
Preached by Second Avenue aud suonr1sa Eo's,ei ra
roads, daily except sundays 6tJ Io9 vio ~ iaoS
IN, 2:lo Boa 4:to $40 go io:5o IN: Tor pos. NOE NOR
ria Casanova (0ak Pont Hunps Point West Farms IAN
Ness westchester rmpsons nay chester Sfs.sa ny
Meeting az New Rochelle with trains for all points on tbs
main llne OF tho New-Yor, NewHaven and Hartford Rail-
road Shore Line Air Line Divisions New-Canaan. Midi
deown New and suaied branches and Boston All
all points East ,s.-,- -, .u,-..u.
tons al 2;lO D. daily except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and Ali intermediate sta
tons az m 1901 and $3.50 tho latter tram connect
ing az sw Rochelle with way train 10 stamford.
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DRIED FRUITS.

DRIED FRUITS.
Receipts the week. ~ pEEa exports Dried Apples ~
pkes There been further sharp advance IN evaporato
closing strong AZ Is loo for good
10 fancy fruit sun-fied sliced selling better and arc
gainng strength Choice suitable for home trade
attention. but In the absence OF export DC
mand prices not work up much Peaches in very small
nominal RaspOerrics firm anu IN
small supply. Other small fruits duh and weak.
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pay LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
thence palace steamers arriving &C 9ld Point A. Si3A
Genl Pasa Agent, BIZ broadway ". Y.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending TUESDAY. May 10. 1881


necepts for week s62 bbls beans 1850 pkgs peas *
rors sA nks beans and bus The tendency OF
te has continued slightly upward or choice doneso
white beans Trade has not been at all active Dut
rtn 0ht and strong reports from the interior
Choice marrow are closing fairly firm at & 10 es2 10 the a
% Hrnre now generally asked few sales have been
at that Medium firm AZ 81 10 with few fancy TOYS
held af al go Pea selling close 10 Medium ana the ste
& rin - ght only small inquiry for white kidney, but
values arc stronger sympathy with other KINDS ia ku
about steady at % TO- latter for export Tree on
bos ri Tnre sonp nominal California Deans held hfoi
Ceen meas in reduced and showing soo strength